Winged Scarab Double-sided - Patina
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This special handmade Winged scarab statue is made of polymer with a hand painted patina finish. It comes in a hieroglyphic box- perfect for gifting!
The scarab is the most popular good luck charm from ancient Egypt. Symbol of rebirth, transformation, and self-creation, this scarab is actually a dung beetle that the ancients believed pushed the sun across the sky each day.
Experience ancient Egyptian culture and see how life flourished along the banks of the Nile in Auckland Museum's exhibition - Egypt: In the Time of Pharaohs.
DELIVERY WITHIN AOTEAROA NEW ZEALAND
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Allow 3 - 5 business days for delivery within New Zealand (please allow an extra business day for South Island and Rural addresses).
Once your order has been collected by our courier, you’ll be notified via email and provided a tracking number. All orders/parcels are labelled as a “signature required” courier service for security purposes.
INTERNATIONAL DELIVERIES
Online orders are dispatched Monday to Friday.
Allow 5 - 10 business days for international deliveries.
Once your order has been collected by our courier, you’ll be notified via email and provided a tracking number. All orders/parcels are labelled as a “signature required” courier service for security purposes.
For full delivery details read our shipping terms.
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